Nintendo Switch

If you dug the metallic side-scrolling action of Valfaris, then you might want to get to downloading the brand new Steam demo for its sequel.

Life is Strange, no? Specifically, I mean that the video game Life is Strange 2 has made its way to the eShop. Though that’s not all that’s weird this week.

If you somehow missed it, N64 legend Goldeneye is back, and a part of the Switch’s Online catalog. It arrived today, along with a selection of other titles.

It’s almost supercross time once again, as Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 6 is heading to consoles and PC this March.

One of the standout action titles of 2022, Leonard Menchiari and Flying Wild Hog’s Trek to Yomi is coming to the Nintendo Switch.

Bringing the feel of classic text-based adventures into the modern age this week is Colossal Cave. And not only that, but it’s coming to PSVR2 as well.

There’s a new path coming for cRPG players, with a fresh expansion for the million-selling Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous. It arrives in March.

Nintendo gets track with some larger releases this week, in Fire Emblem Engage, and two Persona releases. That’s plus a bunch of smaller titles.

Looking for an FPS that allows you to build and share your creations… and blow ’em up real good? Then you might want to take a peek at Gunscape.

IF you dug the throwback action title Blazing Chrome, then you have to check out the next title from JoyMasher, Vengeful Guardian: MoonRider.

Still with the New Years stuff? Yeah, why not, and who’s going to turn down a sale anyway? That’s in addition to a rising selection of smaller releases.

Turn the clock back RPG fans, all the way back to the 90s. Matthias Linda and Deck13 Spotlight’s incredible JRPG Chained Echoes is a ‘retro’ gem.

Arriving as a surprise launch last week, the long-awaited Switch port of Toy Soldiers HD has hit the sandbox on Nintendo’s console.

If you have yet to check out what digital treats Nintendo has on sale right now, you’re in luck. The company’s New Year sale is still on.

Another Pokemon, another chance to be disappointed! Only this time, I’m not. Not in the slightest. I mean sure, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet stumble in some (mostly technical) ways, but honest to Arceus, this is the best Pokemon has been in years. Let’s start with the knocks against it, shall …